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: Reconstructing local and global variables to understand data flow.

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Kris Kaspersky, a renowned expert in system programming and code optimization, designed this book to bridge the gap between high-level logic and low-level machine execution. The central premise is simple but daunting: how do you analyze, optimize, or protect a program when the source code is completely missing? : Reconstructing local and global variables to understand

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